As Friends of Ondiri Wetland Kenya (FOWK) marks 10 years of conservation and restoration, we begin to tell the story of our journey...

In 2016, a call was made that would forever change the destiny of a dying wetland.

There has been a growing concern in Kiambu County regarding a strange weed resembling spaghetti, and that is spreading at an alarming rate.

Eucalyptus trees were first introduced in Kenya in 1902 to provide fuel for the “Lunatic Express” — the legendary Kenya-Uganda railway.

The peat of Ondiri Wetland stands as one of Kenya’s rarest ecological treasures, an irreplaceable archive of natural history

Kiambu County is a sleeping giant rich in natural beauty, intellectual capital, and investment potential, awaiting the vision to transform it into a world-class tourism and events destination.

A deep look at Kiambu County’s rapid shift from fertile agricultural powerhouse to expanding urban frontier — and what this transformation means for food security, identity, and sustainability.

A recap of the SAFIC public lecture featuring Heifer International CEO Surita Sandosham, highlighting youth-led innovations, mentorship, and strategies for improved access to finance in African agriculture.

A reflection on the divine miracle of breathing, our sacred connection with trees, and the call to live gratefully within God’s design.

A reflective account of a meaningful day with the Presbyterian Church Men Fellowship of Kimuri, highlighting their commitment to environmental stewardship, tree planting, and faith-driven community service at the historic Church of the Torch.

Lake Naivasha, Kenya’s freshwater jewel, is both a sanctuary of biodiversity and a warning of nature’s volatility as rising waters affect communities.

Today at Ondiri Wetland, we had the honour of hosting a remarkable and knowledgeable young herbalist, Mr. Njoroge Rigii, whose...